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Shares in RBS are trading at 229p, well below the 502p at which taxpayers break even on their stake and below the 330p at which George Osborne sold off the first tranche in August at a £1bn loss.
The shares closed at 101.25p, down 45.75p, well below the 225p at which the company was floated in November 2005.
The shares closed down 7% at 226.6p, below the 502p at which taxpayers break even on their 73% stake.
Game's shares fell nearly 39% to 126p on Wednesday, well below the 200p at which Game floated in June 2014.
However, the shares have recovered some of their losses but are trading at about 71p – still below the 73.6p at which taxpayers break even.
The shares fell 3% to 335p, below the 502p at which the taxpayer breaks even on its stake, as analysts questioned the growth in the business.
RBS shares were trading at 334p around 10am in London, below the 502p at which the government breaks even on its stake.
Royal Bank of Scotland dropped 15% or 10p to 56.1p, some way below the 65.5p at which the government bought its 58% stake.
Shares in the bank fell almost 5%, to 240p – well below the 502p at which taxpayers break even on their stake.
